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What to do with 20+ year old study books?
Hezzawithkids
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Just having a clear out in the loft and discovered a couple of large boxes of business study/text books from when I did my marketing degree in the 1980's. 
I don't want to dump them if I can find them a good home. I've tried the local charity book shop but as the books are so old they are not interested.
They are all still in excellent condition so apart from Freecycle and/or eBay (very reluctant to try eBay, gone right off them lately) any ideas as to who might be interested?
Thanks
I don't want to dump them if I can find them a good home. I've tried the local charity book shop but as the books are so old they are not interested.They are all still in excellent condition so apart from Freecycle and/or eBay (very reluctant to try eBay, gone right off them lately) any ideas as to who might be interested?
Thanks
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£2 Savers Club 2015 #8 £250£200 :j
Proud to be an OU graduate :j :j
Life is not about waiting for the storm to pass but learning to dance in the rain
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Check on amazon & completed listings on ebay to see whether they have any value. If not then I would freecycle them.0
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